What Gridinsoft observed on Meeve.pl
A Gridinsoft threat analyst reviewed the site directly and documented the evidence behind this decision.
GMA-20260821044654-5a4fca30
- Reviewed
- by Gridinsoft Threat Analyst
- Analyst finding
- Safe
- Evidence basis
- First-party site analysis External vendor intelligence: Contradictory context — not used for this decision
The independent current review supports a Safe classification for meeve.pl. A fresh Gridinsoft rescan retained Phishing from a stored January 2026 signature but exposed no positive first-party signal or exact malicious object. All 24 sitemap pages returned HTTP 200 over same-site HTTPS and presented a coherent Polish IT-services business without impersonation, credential or payment collection, unrelated redirects, injected content, automatic downloads, exploits, or concealed loaders. Remote assistance is clearly described as customer-initiated TeamViewer QuickSupport and routes to TeamViewer-hosted infrastructure. The legacy POMOC.exe path now returns HTTP 403 across user agents; the unavailable historical binary was not assumed safe or malicious. Current first-party evidence therefore contradicts the domain-wide warning. External labels were context only.
Analyst findings
Review 8 documented observations View evidence
A supported fresh Gridinsoft rescan retained Phishing from an active domain signature dated 2026-01-15. The current raw report contained no positive signals and identified no exact phishing page, credential collector, malicious redirect, file, hash, or exploit attributable to the current deployment.
- Page element checker.category: Phishing; signature: meeve.pl; signature datetime: 2026-01-15T14:00:05.717000
- Analyst observation DomainRescanService returned success=true and Rescan completed for meeve.pl.
- Analyst observation The fresh raw report recorded positive_signals as an empty array.
The sitemap enumerated 24 public HTML pages for a Polish business offering IT administration, fiscal devices, Comarch software, infrastructure, backup, downloads, remote assistance, articles, contact information, and legal documents. All 24 URLs returned HTTP 200 at same-site HTTPS destinations with zero fetch errors. Review found no phishing impersonation, password or payment form, injected unrelated topic, automatic executable or archive download, meta refresh, or obfuscated payload loader.
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HTTP status
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Final URL
https://meeve.pl/ - Page element 24 reviewed sitemap HTML URLs; 24 HTTP 200 responses; 0 fetch errors
- Page element Meeve — Informatyk Brzesko | IT dla firm
The current remote-assistance page clearly identified TeamViewer QuickSupport, required the customer to initiate the session, warned that the operator does not request banking passwords or codes, and linked to https://qsme.tv/mateuszsamek2. The link redirected through quicksupport.me to the TeamViewer-hosted profile at get.teamviewer.com over HTTPS. No remote-support program was hosted or automatically downloaded by the reviewed meeve.pl page.
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Redirect destination
https://get.teamviewer.com/mateuszsamek2 - Page element TeamViewer QuickSupport
- Page element The reviewed page states that the customer starts the connection and that banking passwords, BLIK codes, SMS codes, and card numbers are not requested.
- Analyst observation The TeamViewer destination was opened without downloading or executing a program and without initiating a support session.
The exact legacy executable path now returned HTTP 403 for desktop, mobile, Googlebot, GridinsoftBot, and curl user agents with the same 1,242-byte HTML denial response. A public urlscan record from 2026-08-09 documents that this path previously served a 29,654,344-byte Windows executable reached from a remote-support shortcut, but that record supplied no malicious verdict. The historical file was not available for current independent binary inspection and was not assumed safe or malicious.
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HTTP status
403 - File SHA-256 7271dd5c11fb9a1052a5e91a09afbe7d148fd3388dc51c338df62a0a16f06739
- Public artifact URL https://urlscan.io/result/019fe82b-629d-7632-bab9-b01353f8d94b/
- File SHA-256 93d7d57e3f7a768cd004112c85cc2f5d448405572ec6e62f3b54c15ff9b32e7e
- Analyst observation The first digest identifies the current 403 HTML response; the second is the historical executable digest recorded publicly by urlscan.
The only data-entry form found on the 24 reviewed pages was a contact form requesting ordinary contact details, topic, and message. It submitted over HTTPS to the disclosed Formspree endpoint, required acknowledgement of the linked privacy policy, and did not request a password, payment data, authentication code, or remote-access secret. Privacy, cookie, and terms pages were present and internally linked. No form was submitted.
- Page element <form id="contactForm" action="https://formspree.io/f/xbdbpkag" method="POST">
- Public artifact URL https://meeve.pl/polityka-prywatnosci/
- Public artifact URL https://meeve.pl/regulamin/
- Analyst observation The contact form was inspected without entering or submitting personal data.
The .pl registry reports that meeve.pl was created on 2023-04-06 and remains registered through 2027-04-06. Public urlscan records show the root serving the same IT-services identity from 2024 through 2026. The current apex used Cloudflare DNS and a valid Google Trust Services certificate for meeve.pl and *.meeve.pl; plain HTTP redirected to the same-site HTTPS root, and HTTPS exposed HSTS, CSP, framing, content-type, referrer, and permissions controls.
- DNS fact Registry creation: 2023-04-06T19:27:56+02:00; renewal: 2027-04-06T19:27:56+02:00.
- DNS fact Authoritative nameservers observed: clara.ns.cloudflare.com and matteo.ns.cloudflare.com.
- Certificate fact Certificate subject CN=meeve.pl; issuer Google Trust Services WE1; SAN meeve.pl and *.meeve.pl.
- Certificate fact Certificate validity: 2026-06-25T07:05:48Z through 2026-09-23T08:01:44Z.
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Redirect destination
https://meeve.pl/
The active mail hostname redirected from HTTP to HTTPS and rendered a standard Roundcube webmail login whose form posted to the same hostname. The historically observed ksiegowa-brzesko hostname no longer resolved. A remote hostname resolved to a separate address but did not accept HTTP or HTTPS connections during review. No public user-controlled tenant, short-link, paste, or file-hosting namespace was identified.
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HTTP status
200 - Page element Poczta :: Welcome to Poczta
- Page element <form id="login-form" name="login-form" method="post" class="propform" action="/?_task=login">
- Analyst observation No credentials were entered and no authentication was attempted.
The current review did not reproduce brand impersonation, credential theft, payment collection, an unrelated or changing redirect, automatic download, a live executable served from meeve.pl, injected spam, exploit delivery, a concealed loader, or a specific malicious payload. This does not certify the unavailable historical executable or every private server file, and no remote-support session, contact submission, webmail login, software execution, purchase, or payment was performed.
- Analyst observation No reproducible current Gridinsoft-owned phishing or malware artifact was found in the accessible reviewed scope.
- Analyst observation The verdict is limited to the current public deployment and the exact objects and flows reviewed.
Scope and limitations
- The review covered the root, all 24 current sitemap pages, navigation, same-origin code assets, contact and legal pages, remote-assistance redirects, the exact legacy download path, selected subdomains, DNS, TLS, and public history; it did not audit the private server filesystem or database.
- The historical executable recorded by urlscan was no longer downloadable from the reviewed path, so its Authenticode signature, internal behavior, and complete current antivirus results could not be independently established.
- The TeamViewer destination was opened without downloading or executing software and without initiating a remote-support session.
- The contact form and webmail page were inspected without entering data, submitting a message, or attempting authentication.
- Public history establishes continuity of the IT-services presentation but cannot certify every historical file or route.
- The Safe verdict describes the reviewed current deployment and does not guarantee future content or certify every linked third-party resource.
- External provider labels were recorded separately as contradictory context and did not control the independent verdict.
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